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| What do we use to differentiate one circuit from another? |
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| What is refered to as the entire path a signal has to travel through in order to get from the sender to the reciever? |
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| What are the 3 types of of CCSD's a Tech Controller may encounter? |
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| Permanent, Spare, and Temporary |
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| How many characters make up a permanent CCSD? |
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| What does the 1st position of a permanent CCSD indicate? |
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| Military department or DOD Agency requesting the service |
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| What do the combined 2nd and 3rd positions of a permanent CCSD indicate? |
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| The purpose and use of the circuit |
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| What does the 4th position of a permanent CCSD indicate? |
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| Which characters of a CCSD do Network Integration Controllers usually refer to when referencing a communications circuit? |
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| How are spare analog and spare digital channels differentiated? |
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| What is indicated when there is a "P" in the 5th position of a CCSD? |
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| What do the 1st and 2nd positions of a trunk identifier indicate? |
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| Geographical area the trunk is from and to |
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| Is E2JN21 a valid trunk identifier? Explain |
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| No because there is a letter AND a number |
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| What character of the trunk identifier defines the type of trunk? |
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| What system allows our nation's most important telecommunications services of the NS/EP system to recieve treatment on a priority basis? |
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| TSP (Telecommunications Service Priorities) |
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What agency is resposible for assigning a TSP? |
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| NCSTSPPO (National Communications System TSP Program Office) |
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| Providing telecomm service to a user |
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| What is it called when a functioning user circuit or system is being brought down in order to restore on of higher priority called? |
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| What is defined as returning a defective circuit back to operation through either repair or alternate routing? |
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| What are the two parts of a TSP restoration code? |
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| TSP Control Identifier and TSP Code |
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| Who/what assigns the priority for provisioning and restoration? |
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| What are the available values used to assign restoration priorities? |
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| What document is submitted by a customer to the Systems Control requesting a new service? |
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| Who is the only office to submit a TSR to DISA? |
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| TCO (Telecommunication Certification Office) |
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| What correspondence is sent by DITCO to a TCF for leased commercial services or equipment? |
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| SAM (Status Aquisition Message) |
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| What is an agreement between the customer, the commercial provisioning team, and other base support services that outlines the services and responsibilities of each party? |
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| PSA (Project Support Agreement) |
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| What document describes the services to be provided after the equipment and systems become operational? |
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SLA (Service Level Agreement) |
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| What is the primary purpose of the DD Form 1441? |
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| Assist in troubleshooting & restoring circuits |
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| Who normally fills out the DD Form 1441 and what source do they use? |
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| A block diagram showing how the circuit is configured within your facility is found on the back of what form? |
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| How long must DD Form 1441's be maintained in a dead file after deactivation? |
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| What form keeps records of all circiut, trunk, link, equipment, or facility outages within a TCF? |
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| How long are DD Form 1443's maintained? |
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90 days after the end of each month |
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